Analytic solution to boundary integral computation of susceptibility induced magnetic field inhomogeneities
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This paper presents a boundary element method to compute the magnetic field induced by metallic bodies composed of several domains of arbitrary magnetic susceptibilities. The surface integrals are calculated analytically with no limitations on the susceptibility values or on the static field direction. The validation is done on a diamagnetic and paramagnetic ball.
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